Troon Village Homes for Sale: Scottsdale’s Original Pinnacle Peak Golf Community
Why Troon Village Endures
Nestled directly beneath the granite spire of Pinnacle Peak, Troon Village is the community that helped define upscale golf living in North Scottsdale. Established in the 1980s around the private Troon Country Club, it carries a sense of establishment and maturity — landscaped streetscapes, mature desert plantings, and homes thoughtfully sited to take in the surrounding boulders and mountain vistas. For buyers who want a settled, prestigious address with a genuine sense of history, Troon Village has an enduring appeal.
A quick but important distinction: Troon Village is not the same as Troon North. Troon Village is the older, roughly 1,400-acre community built around the private, member-owned Troon Country Club, while Troon North is the newer, larger master plan to the north built around a public golf club. This guide focuses on Troon Village and the Troon Country Club area.
Homes and Architecture in Troon Village
Troon Village comprises about a dozen distinct sub-communities, including well-known names like Windy Walk Estates, Ballantrae Ridge, Skye Top, and Glenn Moor. The community offers a spectrum of homes, from more accessible patio and townhome-style residences to grand custom estates on elevated, multi-acre lots.
Architecturally, the area leans into organic desert and Southwestern contemporary design — homes built to blend with the rugged terrain using stone, stucco, and expansive glass to frame Pinnacle Peak and city-light views. Because Troon Village developed over several decades, buyers will find both well-maintained original custom homes and extensively remodeled properties, along with the occasional newer custom build on a remaining premium lot. Guard-gated enclaves such as Windy Walk Estates and Glenn Moor are especially prized for their privacy, larger parcels, and dramatic hillside settings.
Troon Village Market Overview
Troon Village sits solidly in the luxury market. Across the broader Troon area, recent sales have ranged from roughly $520,000 for the most modest attached homes up to $7 million for premier custom estates, with an average sale price in the high-$1 million range and price per square foot in the low-$500s. Within Troon Village specifically, most homes trade between about $800,000 and $2.5 million, with guard-gated estate enclaves reaching well beyond that.
As with much of North Scottsdale luxury, homes that are priced to the market and well presented tend to sell efficiently, while overpriced listings often see meaningful reductions before closing. Views, lot size, gate status, and level of updating are the biggest value drivers here, so two homes of similar square footage can command very different prices.
Golf, Amenities, and the Outdoors
At the center of the community is the private Troon Country Club, offering a member-focused experience that includes golf, tennis, pickleball, and a resort-style pool. The club’s course winds through the desert foothills and is known for its intimate, member-oriented atmosphere — a contrast to the public-access model at Troon North.
Troon Village’s greatest amenity may be its natural setting. Residents sit at the doorstep of Pinnacle Peak Park, one of Scottsdale’s most beloved hiking destinations, with a well-maintained summit trail and interpretive programs. You can plan a visit through the City of Scottsdale’s Pinnacle Peak Park page. Beyond the trails, residents enjoy nearby resort dining, the shops and restaurants along Pinnacle Peak Road, and easy access to the wider North Scottsdale luxury corridor.
Schools and Location
Troon Village is served primarily by the Cave Creek Unified School District, which holds a strong state rating and includes well-regarded schools such as Cactus Shadows High School. For daily needs, residents are a short drive from North Scottsdale shopping and dining, while Scottsdale Airport provides convenient private-aviation access just to the south.
FAQs for Troon Village
1. Is Troon Village the same as Troon North?
No. Troon Village is the older community built around the private Troon Country Club, while Troon North is a newer, larger master plan centered on the public Troon North Golf Club. They sit near one another beneath Pinnacle Peak but differ in age, size, and how their golf clubs operate.
2. Is Troon Country Club public or private?
Troon Country Club is a private, member-owned club. In addition to golf, it offers tennis, pickleball, and a resort-style pool for members. Living in Troon Village does not automatically include club membership, which is arranged separately.
3. Are there guard-gated neighborhoods in Troon Village?
Yes. Several sub-communities, including Windy Walk Estates and Glenn Moor, are guard-gated and feature larger lots and custom homes. These enclaves are among the most sought-after in Troon Village for their privacy and elevated, view-rich settings.
4. Do I have to join Troon Country Club if I buy in Troon Village?
No. Membership at the private Troon Country Club is optional and handled separately from your home purchase. Some residents join for the golf and social amenities, while others enjoy the neighborhood and nearby public courses without club membership.
5. What kinds of views do Troon Village homes have?
Many homes enjoy striking views of Pinnacle Peak, the surrounding granite boulder formations, the McDowell Mountains, and Valley city lights. Elevated lots in the estate enclaves tend to command the most dramatic vistas, which is reflected in their pricing.
6. How old are the homes in Troon Village?
Troon Village was established in the 1980s and developed over several decades, so many homes are original custom builds from that era. A large share have since been remodeled, and a few newer custom homes have been added on remaining premium lots.
7. What is hiking like near Troon Village?
It is excellent. Pinnacle Peak Park sits at the community’s doorstep, offering a scenic and well-maintained summit trail plus ranger-led programs. The surrounding McDowell Sonoran Preserve adds many additional miles of desert trails nearby.
8. What are HOA fees like in Troon Village?
DC Ranch has historically held value well thanks to its planning, amenities, and location. In late 2025 homes were selling in roughly two months with steady year-over-year price gains, reflecting consistent demand across price pointsTroon Village operates under a master association with individual sub-community associations, so dues vary by neighborhood — particularly between open-access areas and guard-gated enclaves. Fees generally support common-area landscaping, road maintenance, and, in gated sections, staffed security.
9. Is Troon Village a good option for a second home?
Yes. Its established luxury character, guard-gated options, and low-maintenance patio-home choices make Troon Village popular with seasonal and second-home buyers. Prospective owners planning to rent should review each sub-community’s CC&Rs for any leasing restrictions.
10. How far is Troon Village from the airports?
Troon Village is roughly a 40-to-50-minute drive from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, given its northern location beneath Pinnacle Peak. Scottsdale Airport, which serves private and charter flights, is much closer at about 15 to 20 minutes away.
Connect With The Holm Group
Troon Village offers something increasingly rare in North Scottsdale — an established, view-rich golf community with genuine character and a private club at its center. If you would like to explore available homes, compare its guard-gated enclaves, or discuss the value of a property you already own here, see Troon homes for sale with The Holm Group. We would be delighted to help you get to know this iconic Pinnacle Peak community.
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Last Updated: July 2026
